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As we look forward to the rest of May, we can expect an increase in hotel searches. While we can prepare for increased volume, we expect the highest demand increase to be for domestic searches

To support your upcoming advertising strategies, this is also a good time to work on your website and prepare to build your email list. Here are the strategies we’re working on now

Make sure that you are still taking best practices into consideration when executing your post-crisis recovery email marketing tactics. Do your best to avoid being caught in a spam filter

If you don’t have one, now is a good time to include an action bar on your website. They should have the right image or colour, snappy copy that gets your message across and a clear call to action

To encourage direct bookings (and help dodge some costly OTA commissions), we’ve put together a shortlist of favourite hacks for hoteliers to consider when the world begins to travel again

You’ve likely been hit with a ton of new questions on your social media channels. If you haven’t already, now is the perfect time to audit posts for questions you can confidently answer

Retargeting for Hotels is sooo important, that I started talking about it re the Coronavirus, as the one task I suggested every hotel to master, in preparation for the post emergency. […]

Visitors are still researching and exploring for the future, although they are not making concrete plans. Now is a good time to collect email addresses of these website visitors, so you can retarget

The marketing efforts you put in place now will keep you from having to slash rates to get ahead when travelers inevitably hit the road again. Your first focus: direct booking channels

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